Kansas: Travel Back In Time

Although known for its flat landscape, Kansas has much to offer visitors. Almost any place in Kansas is a piece of Old West history whether it's in a trademark or a presentation of living history. Dodge City days are held every year and times of Wild West rodeo is staged with a full. Atchison, Kansas is the East is the cradle of the famous aviator Amelia Earhart. An excellent museum can be found in Wichita with the Old Cowtown Museum which shows the period between 1865 and 1880. The pride of Topeka is the large Topeka Zoo. The largest city is Wichita, Kansas, which has about one fifth of the state's population. Travelers can find a variety of attractions in this city. The most famous is the Old Cowtown Museum. Other options are the Wichita Greyhound Park offers greyhound racing. You can visit a piece of space history at the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, where you can see the actual command module of Apollo 13 space mission. For lovers of culture is the Center of the Arts in Wichita has a professional community theater, two art galleries and art school. Topeka is the state capital, and not only has numerous historical experiences but also offers numerous activities simultaneously. Ward-Meade Park offers visitors a trip back to pioneer times. The Air Force is presented in Kansas Combat Air Museum. Topeka Zoo offers a unique family attraction that has made many developments in the animal world, including the first captive breeding of golden eagles in America. Individual athletes not Heartland Park, which has a different motor sports. Lawrence is a historic hotel for entertainment, the Eldridge Hotel. The entire hotel has been designed for the historical value, including the lobby, with antique-style lighting, dark wood and rich fabrics. There are forty-eight suites that offer separate living areas, elegant furnishings and refrigerators. Besides the in-room spa hotel Spa offers a variety of services to choose from. The price of a room here includes a full breakfast. Some additional services include the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, which is an excellent choice for those who enjoy outdoor activities and experiences. This is the prerogative only of its kind in the world and also has a farm of the nineteenth century on the site. A variety of excursions you can choose several times a year you can enjoy a living history program. If you like outdoors and want to see some of the rapidly disappearing prairies, you can not pass a visit to this store during their stay in Kansas. No matter what you are looking for you'll find in Kansas.